Metro Vacuum MDV-1BA DataVac Pro 4.5-AMP Computer Vac/Blower
- All steel construction
- 120 volt .75 PHP, 4.5 amps, CFM 70, weight 3-Pound. vacuum/blower power unit.
- 19-Inch flexible hose, crevice tool, air pin-pointer, soft bristle brush, shoulder strap, 5 disposable paper bags, plus 4-Piece micro cleaning tool kit
- Green alternative to canned air
- Limited 2-Year motor guarantee; Made in USA
Stop having to fret over the cleanliness of your computer and let this vacuum cleaner/blower do all the work. Powered by a .5 HP motor this electronic vacuum cleaner removes hair dust debris and paper from intricate and tight crevices in a wide range of office equipment. Features a disposable bag for quick and easy cleaning. Lightweight design (3 lbs.) shoulder strap and sturdy steel design make it an ideal tool for workers on-the-go. Current: N/A Voltage: N/A Power: 0.5 hp Tank Capacity: N/A.Unit of Measure : EachSpecially designed to clean computers, printers, and other electronic equipment, the Metropolitan Vacuum MDV-1BA DataVac Pro helps keep dust and debris from damaging your valuable devices. Offering the right amount of suction, as well as attachments designed to reach hard-to-access areas, this high-powered blower safely cleans your computers and peripherals.
The DataVac Pro quickly removes debris from computers and electronics to protect them from harm. View larger.The
List Price: $ 99.50
Price: $ 59.99
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Plenty of power, and no, it doesn’t get THAT hot,
I’ve seen the other reviews here recently, and I’m not sure what folks are complaining about. Yes, there’s an AC motor in here, so things will tend to get a little warm when moving that much air. We have a Hoover upright at home, and while the sucking power of this little thing doesn’t approach that Vacuum, it does admirably enough that I no longer need to use the Hoover. The attachment you see in the photo representing the vacuum is great for getting those dust bunnies out from the bottom of the case, and even better for cleaning off exhaust grates and fan assemblies. If you’ve got a fine layer of dust on something, this, and my Hoover, aren’t very good at this. To make this vacuum the one-two punch you need for dust, you need either compressed air, or a hose from a compressor to help loosen things up. That’s how I did it with the upright, and that’s how I do it with this thing.
As for the heat, I’ve had it on for extended periods of time, 5-7 minutes a stretch and while it does get warm, as long as you aren’t blocking the exhaust port, you won’t get any trouble. Every vacuum/blower I’ve ever used got as warm as this one does, so I don’t see what people are complaining about. It’s all online sensationalism as far as I can tell. Sorry guys.
The extra included filters are a nice touch, but I usually just empty mine out until I need to switch to another one – no loss of sucking power or excess heat. It is a little unweildy though, I wish the hose was a little longer or the tube was shaped differently, but it sits in my lap just fine all the same.
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